In his remarks on spiritual healing, in the course of his inaugural sermon, the vicar of All Saints' made a slight reference to Christian Science which renders it desirable that some statement be made as to its teachings.
A late copy of the Enterprise contains a reference to Christian Science which while not unkindly may innocently lead to a misunderstanding of that subject.
Our critical friend has no doubt noticed that practically all of the so-called miracles of Jesus were concerned with the healing of the body or in connection with bodily wants.
Doctor Robertson, city commissioner of health, wants to put a physician and a nurse into every public school in the city, these nurses and doctors to be under the direction of the city health department, but their pay to come out of the school fund.
While
visiting the Grand Canon of Arizona and looking over its precipitous walls, in company with some friends, one of them, who was looking through a telescope, said to the writer: "See those things that look like white specks.
Christian Science
is not merely a therapeutic agency, as many believe; it possesses in higher degree than other interpretations of Scripture that warmth and effulgence which draws men out of cold, dark cells of materialism into the life-giving atmosphere of supernal day.
On
a certain occasion when Jesus wished to warn his students he said, "Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
